The River

Andy helps us understand that if we don’t know deeply the love of God we will cover our sense of inadequacy either in the world or false religion.

John Clancy, a good friend of The River encouraged us with this word about faith. Shifting our eyes off of the person to His sacrifice. It’s not our surrender that releases faith it’s His surrender.The greatest intervention we can have in someone’s life is to believe FOR them.

We are continuing our series 'Creation to Christ'.

The big ‘4 0’ appears several times through scripture with God seeking to illustrate how he is present to lead us through the testing times of life to complete victory as His sons and daughters.

On the Road to Emmaus, Jesus takes the opportunity to explain how the life and baptism of John the Baptist all point to the revelation of His identity and the good news of the gospel.

We were joined by our good friend Dr. Pete Carter who has been a significant apostolic figure to us as a church over the years. He unpacks teaching on Holiness and encourages us to be confident in our identity as Spirit filled believers.

Lawrence speaks about the glorious truth that God inserts himself into humanity's story to redeem everything the enemy stole.

Pete restarts our ‘Creation to Christ’ series following the summer break and unpacks the depth and beauty of Isaiah’s prophecy from Is:53.

Note - republished episode due to copyright issues (now resolved)

This week, Georgie challenges us to turn away from living life with a self-sufficient approach’ and to instead consistently trust our loving Father God. She encourages us to approach Him as a child, passionate to understand more of His goodness.

Ruth reminds us that there is an invitation to us from the Father into His house. We get to enjoy and be that house for others. As we conclude our summer series on The Father’s heart, will we engage with His heart for those around us as we invite them in?

This week, Georgie challenges us to turn away from living life with a 'self-sufficient approach’ and to instead consistently trust our loving Father God. She encourages us to approach Him as a child, passionate to understand more of His goodness.